Huawei W2 looks like a Nokia Lumia phone in this leaked photo

Serial leakers evleaks has done it again, this time leaking a picture of the Huawei W2. Actually, it is the second picture that evleaks recently released of the Windows Phone flavored model. A portrait of the phone in blue was unveiled just a few days ago. At 7.7mm, this is supposedly going to be the thinnest Windows Phone model available. 

Leaked pictures of the Huawei W2 are showing up just a few months after theHuawei W1 was released. The newer model offers a list of improved specs when compared to its predecessor. The Huawei W2 has a 4.3 inch screen with resolution of 720 x 1280. The 8MP camera on back captures video in 1080p at 30fps and the f/2.0 aperture should allow users to snap usable pictures in low-light conditions. A hefty 2800mAh battery will allow users to keep the lights on all day.

When you look at a picture of the Huawei W2 in yellow, one thing comes to mind. No, not a giant banana, but a Nokia Lumia model. There's something about the bright yellow that harkens back to some of the Finnish manufacturer's Windows Phone models. We don't know when the Huawei W2 will be launched, but with the recent pictures from evleaks showing off the phone in two colors, we are probably not that far away.

Leaked photo of the Huawei W2 Windows Phone model

source: evleaks via WPCentral

Galaxy S4 (Exynos 5 Octa) vs Galaxy S4 (Snapdragon 600):

Everyone was looking forward to a Galaxy S4 handset with Exynos 5 Octa CPU, ever since that chipset was announced. When the Galaxy S4 was later introduced, it became clear that a version of the phone with this processor will indeed exist. However, it turned out that the availability of the Exynos-powered GS4 will be much more limited than expected.

Anyway, the Galaxy S4 with Exynos 5 Octa is finally here, at least in some markets, and we've decided to do the logical thing and compare it against the more widely available Snapdragon 600 version. To do so, we've run a number of popular benchmarks on both phones, including Quadrant, GFX Bench, 3DMark, Vellamo and AnTuTu, and to tell you the truth, there doesn't seem to be that much of a difference between the two versions of the Galaxy S4. Sure, the Exynos 5 Octa-powered one performs faster in some tests, but the Snapdragon 600 manages to gain the upper hand in others, so things seem to be pretty balanced overall.

At the end of the day, what's important is that neither device tends to be significantly faster than the other in any category. Check out the following graphs, as well as the video below, to see the exact results and the two smartphones in action!

A Visual Guide To Staying Safe On Social Media

Social media is still like the wild wild west (sans Will Smith) and you should always have that little voice in the back of your brain asking you a few questions before you post. For the most part, you probably post safe-for-work stuff on Twitter and the other big networks. But how exactly can the wrong post affect you? Check out this handy visual for a bit of insight.

The guide runs through some handy tidbits you should know. For example, what can you post on Facebook, what’s allowed on Tumblr, and how often do people post their location? Should you actually post your location on social networks? The verdict is still out the but the facts are in: this guide shows about a quarter of all users attach their current location to posts. That’s a lot higher than I would have thought!

Your Business Success Starts Here!-free tips

Your Business Success Starts Here!

Are you an entrepreneur starting your own business for the first time, and find that you have more questions than answers?

Are you a former corporate employee who is looking to transition to an entrepreneurial career, and worried about whether you have what it takes to succeed as a small business owner, consultant or self-employed professional?

Are you an established business owner looking for advice on your most difficult and pressing concerns?

Are you setting up an e-commerce business presence on the Internet or selling products and services on eBay, Yahoo!, Amazon and Craigslist?

Are you offering products, services and solutions to America's small business owners and need help in reaching new customers, or making the most of existing customer opportunities?

Are you searching for answers to specific business questions about...

• Starting a new business from scratch?
• Buying a small business or franchise?
• Marketing your business online?
• Finding new customers?
• Pricing your products and services?
• Licensing your ideas and inventions to other companies?
• Getting a "leg up" on your competitors?
• Merging with another company?
• Hiring someone full-time?
• Taking in a business partner?
• Working with a spouse or relative?
• Working as an independent contractor or consultant?
• Finding a life/work balance while still running a successful business?
• Finding "angels" and other investors?
• Forming a corporation or LLC for your business?
• Safeguarding your new business name?
• Dealing with federal, state and local taxes?
• Finding lawyers, accountants, bookkeepers, marketing experts, insurance brokers and other trusted advisors for your business needs?

Computer virus warns of FBI arrest, demands ransom

“All of the sudden this window popped up,” Wells said. “It said we’ve been watching you. We’re the FBI.”

Wells’ computer caught the MoneyPak computer virus after she clicked on a photo of a cat online.

The virus locks your computer with an FBI seal on the screen and a stern warning accusing you of downloading illegal files.

The virus demands a ransom of $200.

“Usually they’re kind of creeped out, especially on laptops,” said Beaverton computer repair shop owner Mark Biggs. “Most laptops have a camera. So they’re looking at it and they can see themselves. It kind of creeps you out.”

Automate your work with Autohotkey

Autohotkey is a free and powerful tool that allows you to automate almost anything on your Windows computer in any program. Computer Hope uses this tool daily to help answer common questions asked in e-mail quickly and perform other common repetitive tasks. If you do anything daily that requires you to repeat the same actions, we highly recommend using this tool. This page demonstrates some of this programs capabilities.

Caution: This tool can be used to automate tasks in gaming, some online games may consider this cheating and if caught it may result in a ban.

If you want to follow along with this documents examples, please download and install Autohotkey before following any of the below steps. Otherwise, skim this document for a better understanding of the program before downloading and installing it on your computer.

Edit the script
Script basics
Creating your first script
Scripting the mouse
Run a program
Using variables
Conditional statements
Creating a loop
Regular expressions
Additional information

Edit the script

After Autohotkey is installed to create and edit a script right-click anywhere on the Desktop or folder, click New, and choose AutoHotkey script. Name the script whatever you want and then right-click the script file and choose Edit the script.

Tip: If you plan on always using the same scripts you can also load AutoHotkey at startup, right-click the AutoHotkey icon () in the Windows notification area, and click Edit this script. The default script (AutoHotkey.ahk) will open in your default text editor and allow you to add or change your own scripts. Each time Autohotkey loads when your computer starts this default script will load this script.

Script basics

Each script in Autohotkey can also be assigned a keyword (hotstring) or a personalized keyboard shortcut key. When using a keyboard shortcut any shortcut can be used as long as Windows has not already assigned those keys to another task. Each shortcut key can be comprised of the Windows key represented as a "#", an Alt key represented as a "!", a Ctrl represented as a "^", and any other letters, numbers, or other keys on the keyboard followed by two colons (::).

Autohotkey includes two example scripts, the first one (shown below) will open the Autohotkey web page when you press the Windows Key and Z at the same time. Which can be done now if you have Autohotkey installed and the default autohotkey.ahk loaded. Otherwise, this line can be added to a new script, saved, and ran to allow this shortcut to work.

#z::Run www.autohotkey.com

Most scripts will be more than one line. However, in the above example it is only one line and needs no additional commands. In the below script example, the script has multiple lines, and as can be seen must be finalized with the "return" command to prevent anything below this script from being executed.

^!n::
IfWinExist Untitled - Notepad
WinActivate
else
Run Notepad
return

The above script starts with the shortcut key Ctrl + Alt + n, the next four lines are an if else command, which in English translate to "if an untitled Notepad window exists then make that window active, else run a new Notepad."

Enter the same text into multiple Excel cells at once

In Microsoft Excel, you can enter the same data or text into multiple cells at once using the below simple steps.

1. Highlight all the cells that you want to have the same text.
2. Type the text you want.
3. When done instead of pressing enter press Ctrl+Enter.

After completing the above steps, the text will automatically be entered into all highlighted cells. This tip can be very useful any time you have data that has the same prefix and just need to add something to the end of each cell.

For example, the above steps were been done to create "computer hope" in all the cells as shown in the picture to the right. Once completed, I could press F2 on a selected cell, go to the end, and add "1" to make the cell "computer hope 1". I could keep doing this to have computer hope 1 through 16.

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